Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-17
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either steam or hand, suitable for the
extraction Of pulp. leAses or other for
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ti0Es: First, degree Of perfection 81
tanned; second. essf Of manufscfuFi7R
each machine; third, for the simpilcity
IN the oonsir1ction Of such machinery
ard operating the same; hfte, prise.
All parties desiring 10 partiaipate -
this exposition gili Be permitted 90 ship
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necessary 70 run the eortriysnces-
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from Seattle yesterday.
e. Stinson, Of S1ohotzish, is in town.
sHIPPIso NOTES.
The ship Car0ndelet. Captain Stetsoz.
twelve DAYS from San Francisco. arrived
early yesterday morning. This vessel
uill load her first cargo OF lumber II
Port Biakely, for San Diego, 81 $6.75
per thousand feet. she 10 expected to
carry LOO, 900 feet
The achooner William +. Whitman,
Captain johnson, twelve days from San
francisco, arrived yesterday and came
alongside Of BaFtlett's wharf and dis.
charged seventy tons OF miscellaneous
megehandise for G. q. Bartlett d 20.
The German bark Annie SiebeeF, Cap
tain P8ulsen, foarteen days from San
Francisco. arrived early yesterday
morning. This bark will load Lumber
ct Tacoma for GGaymss, Mexico.
The ship Nelroae. $50 tons, loaded
with 500 900 feet Of lumber from Taco
ma for san Diego, passed down on
Wednesday night. but owing to the
heavy westerly winds prevailing II the
Straits, che came back in toe Of the
tog Holyoke. she was to have been
taVed 60 sea again last night.
The steamer Anderson, on Der initial
trip from Seattle 20 Vancouver, vas
compelled TO return 20 the Straits st 8
q. m. and remain for three hours before
proceeding 10 her destination.
The sealing 6chooner Teaser. Cat tain
QainD, came mp from the Cape yester-
DAY.
Tue skip J. B. Thomas, 1851 tons, will
finish loading coal at Seattle this morR-
ing for 10 Francisco and will bs toved
10 sea this afternoon by the tug Ia
coma.
Tie ship Yosemite, coal laden from
Tacoma for San Francisco, put into
Port Angeles harbor yesterday seeking
shelter until the 1iud moderated SUN
GENTLY for her to proceed to sea.
The British bark Dambartonshire,
nov loading lumber at UtsAlady for Val
araiso, will carry the cargo for 3si ID
per thousand feet.
The ship Richard p. B ok, nov at
San Pedro, will oDme TO the Sound ana
load lomber back to Sau Pedro at 81 %
per thousand feet.
The ship Ivsnhoe, Captain Carter,
will sail from Seattle tomorrow for San
Francisco, loaded with coal.
TIE sbio Bonauz4, Cap ain h Her,
eleven days from Port Gamble, 10 Aded
With / Loss coo feet Of iualb Der. and the
bark Il. X. Ham, Captain Cove, twelve
days from Port Blakely, With 750,COu
feet Of lumber. arrived IN San Francis
90 on last Sunday.
The ships Sairley and Melrose, now
engaged in the Ooast trade, are 10 os re-
rugged very soon rs hatks.
Captain Whelsn aud twenty men,
with the schooner b pauzs, are en-
gagged with vrecking appliances at rails
ing the wreck OF the Barnard Castle
near Race Rocks.